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Many years ago, i created a spreadsheet with Lotus with 26 columns, one for
each income or expense, I used a boolean if formula, but forget how to do it.
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=IF(AND(B2=1,B3-0),"Correct","Not")

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Only positive answers please. Nothing fancy!.



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Hi!

if(b2=1,b3,0) is this correct

Yes, the syntax is correct.

Here's what it means:

The cell in which this formula resides will return the
value from cell B3 if the value in cell B2 equals 1,
otherwise, it will return 0.

Biff

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Many years ago, i created a spreadsheet with Lotus with

26 columns, one for
each income or expense, I used a boolean if formula, but

forget how to do it.
Help?
Only positive answers please. Nothing fancy!.
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